What Is a Video Transmitter?
A video transmitter is a device that converts video signals into radio waves for transmission.
There are two main types: analog and digital video transmitters. Analog transmitters modulate video signals onto radio waves using frequency or amplitude modulation, whereas digital transmitters digitize the video signals and transmit them using various compression techniques.
Video transmitters are utilized in a wide array of applications, including remote surveillance systems with surveillance cameras, television broadcasting at stations, video streaming at events, telemedicine in healthcare, distance learning in education, and traffic monitoring for traffic control. Their key features are the ability to transmit video signals over a wide range with high output and versatility across numerous applications.